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By 2020, China could account for 35% of the global new car sales, and General Motors and Volkswagen are battling over who can win this market.

The World Cup is getting closer to the final match, and Nike and Adidas have battled hard. Now, which of these two sports behemoths is a better play for Foolish investors seeking long-term growth after the World Cup is over?

Disney is gaining this summer on record viewership of the World Cup via its ESPN network. But this is not just a short-term win; here's why Disney is winning in long-term value.

Malaysia's Genting Group, which owns the Resorts World casino resorts, is preparing to start building on the Vegas strip. How can US investors keep playing with this coming threat?

Las Vegas Sands CEO Sheldon Adelson confirmed his commitment to the company and said “I am as bullish about this company as I’ve ever been.” Here's why investors should be so as well.

The world's game is in full frenzy, with huge amounts of marketing coming from Coca-Cola and Anheuser-Busch. Which of these two beverage companies is the better team for investors looking for a win now, and long-term?

Melco Crown's casino resort in the Philippines opens this year. With these two exciting partnerships, the resort will surely please.

Macau casino prices have been beaten up lately, but plenty of reasons remain for bullishness on this industry. Here are the top three casino stocks for Foolish investors.

Analysts attributed a slow 2010 summer for Macau gaming revenue to the World Cup in South Africa. Will that happen again this summer? Probably, but here is why Foolish investors shouldn't be worried.

South Korea could follow Macau and Singapore in rewarding gaming companies and investors with Asian gaming growth. Las Vegas Sands' newest casino here, and the really cool spot the company picked, provide more reasons to bet on this company.

Melco Crown has made massive gains from Macau with its current properties. However, its Studio City resort is about to take that to a new level. While it is currently undervalued, this might make Melco Crown a good play.

Caesars Entertainment's poor balance sheet, which has too much debt, has caused the casino to lose out on what could have been company-saving opportunities last year. Now, with less debt, the company will try again for this new expansion.

The long awaited legislation to allow casinos in Japan is finally about to be discussed in the current legislation session. Is it possible to pass by the June 22 closing date? Here's the best bet to make.

DreamWorks Animation, like Disney, continues to invest in Asia. Now, together with Hong Kong's casino giant Melco Crown, they are creating an amazing industry-first interactive attraction in the Philippines.

Betting on the Russian gaming market? With all of the other great options, why would you? Investors who seek the next big growth story should keep watching this country instead.

Getting in and out of Hong Kong and Macau is a pain, especially for the Mainland Chinese and Hong Kong residents that made up 84% of Macau visitors in 2013. Fortunately, the government is using this tech advancement to ease this pain.

Can the company turn around its losing international strategy and become more like Las Vegas Sands and Wynn? This new development may be the start to Caesars' comeback.

Las Vegas continues to approach its pre-crisis revenue, but the economy is far from recovered. Are companies like Boyd Gaming, Caesars Entertainment doomed? And why is Las Vegas Sands still doing so well?

As the current summer legislation session is coming closer to closing, analysts now expect there is a 50/50 chance of the gaming legalization bill passing this round. However, here's why now is still the time to invest.

The Japanese gaming market could reach $40 billion in a few years, but first legislators must legalize gaming. For the first time, Japan's PM has given his full support to this. If the bill passes, which company is the best bet to win a bid?